Answer:
the answer is A, B, and D.
Explanation:
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Answer:
(C) Cash 
Explanation:
Receivables means deptors. These are obligations that has been honoured and value given, but you're yet to get cash. Receivables are seen as such. So the things you've given value to and you're yet to receive cash or payment for are receivables. 
So when receivables are collected, then the asset account Cash is increased. 
On the Delivery of goods or Services, the company debits Accounts Receivable and credits what is known as Sales Revenues or Service Revenues. When an account receivable is collected say 30 days later, the account receivables is reduced and the Cash or bank account is increased.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
There is something wrong with this question because October to February is not four months, it's five months. 
We can calculate this assuming 3 months of 2016 (October, November, December) and 2 months of 2016 (November and December). 
- 3 months of 2016 = ($22,400 / 4 months) x 3 months = $16,800
- 2 months of 2016 = ($22,400 / 4 months) x 2 months = $11,200
No option is correct. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
$17,000
Explanation:
The partnership takes on/out  the basis of contributed/ distributed property; cash is always consider basis as its face value.
The fair market value of property distributed is used to consider contributor’s gain/ loss only.
The basis in the partnership after distribution = current basis in partnership – cash distributed – basis of any other distribution
Thus Bryon’s basis in the partnership after the distribution = $34,000 - $8,000 = $17,000
 
        
             
        
        
        
1. Potentially enables US to trade with UK on better terms (than previously allowed when UK was a member of the EU)
2. Expected that Brexit will enable UK government to award National Health Service contracts to US suppliers
3. Brexit weakens the EU and hence makes US/NAFTA relatively stronger